Veteran homelessness persists as thousands struggle to find stable housing

Homelessness remains a major challenge for U.S. veterans, leaving thousands without stable housing. Among them is 76-year-old Vietnam veteran Michael Smith.

Caretaker allegedly spent $100K of Florida couple's money
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A Florida caretaker is accused of taking advantage of a couple she was caring for and allegedly spending some $100,000 without their knowledge.

DeLand shooting: Husband shoots wife, her 2 siblings after family fight, police say

Three people were shot Sunday night in DeLand, which appears to have stemmed from a family fight, police said. A man is accused of shooting his wife and two of her siblings.

FEMA's 50% rule causes confusion for Florida's homeowners

Many homeowners have turned to FEMA for help recovering from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, but confusion is growing over the agency’s 50-percent rule.

Cold case victim identified, killed by Daytona Beach serial killer Gerald Stano in 1980

After 43 years, a 1980 homicide victim, previously known as "Jane Doe," has been identified as Pamela Kay Wittman, a 25-year-old woman from Indiana. Genetic genealogy confirmed that Wittman was murdered by the Daytona Beach serial killer, Gerald Stano.

FWC investigates kangaroo on the loose in Volusia County; residents react: 'I was stunned'

A kangaroo was spotted hopping around Pierson on Thursday, prompting a response from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.

Hurricane Milton claims another life in Volusia County after tree falls on home

Hurricane Milton is being blamed for another death in Volusia County after a tree crashed through a couple's home, killing Karan Zahnen and seriously injuring her husband, James Zahnen.

32nd Annual Biketoberfest kicks off in Daytona Beach

The 32nd annual Biketoberfest is officially underway, with today's events kicking off at the Daytona International Speedway.

Astor residents brace for record flooding as St. Johns River rises

Some Astor residents are bracing for more flooding, just two years after Hurricane Ian forced them from their homes. The St. Johns River is expected to reach "major flood stage" next week, leaving many on edge.